Syntra is a delegate dashboard that simplifies DAO governance by streamlining drafting, decision-making, and management. Powered by SEEDGov.

In the evolving world of decentralized governance, DAOs have become central to decision-making across Web3. Yet, for many delegates, the tools and processes available often feel fragmented, isolated, and hard to navigate. We’ve experienced these challenges firsthand, not just as developers but as participants in various DAOs.

Our delegate dashboard born from this realization: governance doesn’t need an isolated tool—it requires an integrated solution focused on people, the ones driving these organizations forward.

Shift in Focus: From Tools to People

For too long, DAO tooling has been focused on solving specific issues—one tool for proposals, another for voting, and yet another for analytics. The result? A fragmented experience that leaves participants, both newcomers and experienced teams, struggling to piece together a coherent workflow.

Our Approach

We knew there had to be a better way, so we asked: What if we could give DAO participants a head start? What if we could streamline these processes, so they can focus on what really matters—making impactful decisions?. Our target user base varies from newcomers to professional delegates leading teams of 10+ members.

• For newcomers: Syntra lowers the barriers to entry, making it easier to draft proposals, post comments, participate in discussions, vote, and analyze governance activity.
• For professional organizations: It facilitates coordination and collaboration, providing role-based access and tracking tools to streamline internal processes.

By integrating many of the existing tools within the DAO ecosystem, we help delegates manage governance processes more efficiently, improving not just individual contributions but also team-based workflows.

ENS support:

We are developing the ENS environment to streamline delegate activities, lower the entry barriers for the DAO, and drive greater participation, onboarding, and growth. Data from Tally and Snapshot APIs (proposals, authors, votes, etc.) is already being fetched, and we plan to launch full support (resources, discourse API, etc) for ENS DAO within the next 1-2 months. Additional integrations include using ENS (.eth) as the standard across all DAOs on the platform for profile and proposal author naming.